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Doc Date:1 211 112 0 0 1 <br />Section 779.12 (b) Continued. <br />• <br />iii iiiiiiiiiiiii iii <br />Much more detailed information on each of these sites, together <br />with miscellaneous isolated finds, is contained in the survey <br />reports attached as Exhibit 45, Archaeological Surveys. <br />Protective measures for these sites where needed or appropriate, <br />are discussed in Section 780.31. <br />fl~ Section 779.13 Description of hydrology and geology: General <br />s Requirements. <br />(a) Each application shall contain a description of the geology, hy- <br />drology, and water quality and quantity of all lands within the proposed <br />mine plan area, the adjacent area, and the general area. The descrip- <br />tion shall include information on the characteristics of all surface and <br />• ground waters within the general area, and any water which will flow <br />into or receive discharges of water from the general area. The descrip- <br />tion shall be prepared according to Section 779.13-779.17 and conform to <br />the following: <br />This application provides a detailed description of geology, hy- <br />drology and ground and surface water quality and quantity of all <br />lands within the proposed "permit area", "mine plan area", "ad~a- <br />cent area" and "general area", as these terms are defined in 30 CFR <br />701.5 and 770.5, as well as the geographically and hydrologically <br />separate "tipple area". <br />The "general area", for purposes of this application and with re- <br />spect to hydrology, consists of a watershed containing ane segment <br />of a perennial stream, the Canadian River. Specifically, that <br />portion of the Canadian River between two USGS stream gaging and <br />• sampling stations, one located upstream and the other located <br />779-7 <br />